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- Go to Core>Payroll Item Configuration
- Filter the grid by entering City Tax in the Type field
Review the W2 abbreviation column to verify there is a value in the W2 abbreviation field.
Info Indiana requirements include: A Payroll Item Configuration City Tax record for the county tax record and a Payee address with IN as the state. The Payroll Item record for your employees for Indiana County tax will need to have a Deduction Type of “R” for Residence and the Indiana code in the Indiana W2 Instructions, Appendix A. The Indiana Code will need to be put in the Payroll Item Code 1 field.
The codes are currently 01 – 92. If using 1 – 9, it must be entered as 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09.
The website for the County Codes is below, Page 36:
- Go to Core>Payroll Item Configuration
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- Payee checks for the quarter should equal the total Payroll Items showing on the Quarter Report.
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Be sure to verify the electronic transfers of Federal and Medicare payments as well. This should be true for every Payroll Item code. |
- 15. Verify Gross Balances.
- The Total Gross showing on Quarter Report should equal the total of all Payroll Disbursement Checks created during Payroll Posting to USAS for the quarter.
- 16. Print Quarter Report (Optional).
- Once balanced if a hard copy of the report is desired, print the Quarter Report.
- 17. W2 Balancing: It is recommended that you balance the W2Report quarterly to minimize problems at calendar year-end.
- Balance W2 Report and Submission.
- Go to Reports>W2 Reports>W2Report and Submission.
- Balance W2 Report and Submission.
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If errors are discovered, check employees that had exception processing during the quarter such as voided checks, error adjustments, or manual changes made through Core>Adjustments. The Audit Report (Reports>Audit Report) can be useful in identifying these problems.
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If you need to begin January payroll processing BEFORE completing W2 processing, leave the December posting period OPEN and create your (December does not have to be Current for W2 processing), create the January posting period . (go to Core>Posting Period), and make January CURRENT. You may then process your January Payroll. When you are ready to process your W2s, you may do so at any time beginning with Step 22. |
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- 36. Taxable Benefits: If the 'Non-cash Taxable Benefit' pay type was NOT used during payroll processing, an Adjustment entry is needed using the Taxable Benefits. This will update the Total and Applicable Gross totals on the Federal and State records during W2 Report. Please see document called Reimbursable Employee Expenses for further details.
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Option #2: If the 'Non-cash Taxable Benefit' Pay Type in Payroll Payments - Future or Payroll Payments - Current was used, this will represent the Non-Cash Taxable Benefits amount. Nothing further needs to be processed. |
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Indiana | Requires electronic filing if 25 or more W2's. *See Note Below |
Kentucky | Only accepts electronic filing W2's. |
Michigan | Requires electronic filing if 250 or more W2's. |
Pennsylvania | Requires electronic filing if 10 or more W2's. |
West Virginia | Requires electronic filing if 25 or more W2's. |
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Indiana requirements include: A Payroll Item Configuration City Tax record for the county tax record and a Payee address with IN as the state. The Payroll Item record for your employees for Indiana County tax will need to have a Deduction Type of “R” for Residence and the Indiana code in the Indiana W2 Instructions, Appendix A. The Indiana Code will need to be put in the Payroll Item Code 1 field. The codes are currently 01 – 92. If using 1 – 9, it must be entered as 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09. The website for the County Codes is below, Page 36: |
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